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July 20th, 2012 by
David
Energy independence is an international initiative of which every major industrialized nation is a part. The hunt for renewable and reliable energy sources is of incredible interest to the tech sector, especially as it relates to building batteries that more efficiently retain a charge and generate electricity. There are a wide range of alternative energy sources being explored, from wind power and solar to generating electricity through biofuels. Working at the forefront of the international effort to increase awareness and utilization of biomass for power generation is Kevin Lindegaard. Read more »
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July 18th, 2012 by
David
If you are building your own computer, you will require a power supply. There is no getting around the need for power, but what might surprise you is just how many options there are for power supplies for PCs and servers. For those who plan on making a system that utilizes a lot of peripherals and drives, you will need quite a bit of power. As important as having power is utilizing the power supply in an efficient way. For above-average power distributed in an exceptionally efficient manner, it is hard to find a better power supply than the XFX ProSeries 1050W PSU. Read more »
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July 13th, 2012 by
David
Power is rapidly becoming the hardest aspect of mobile computing devices to improve upon. Manufacturers continually find new gadgets to add to smartphones and tablet computers, but with all of the new components that rapidly drain batteries, there has been no radical leap forward with manufacturing batteries. As a result, users have not gotten significantly greater battery life from their mobile devices with the newer smartphones and tablet computers. This is especially irksome for mobile device users who use their devices primarily for business purposes. They do not need improved video cameras or more realistic speakers to play digital music; they require reliability and endurance. While the manufacturers of electronic devices may not be radically improving batteries, peripherals manufacturers are focused on delivering stronger power supplies to consumers. One of the leading products for augmenting the innate power supply of thousands of devices is the Fueltank DUO. Read more »
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July 1st, 2012 by
David
Computer repair companies, like RESCUECOM, encounter a wide variety of computer problems every day. Because there are so many parts of computers that can fail or break down on their own from regular wear, it is distressing to discover how frequently damage to computers is reported from something that is easily preventable. One of the easiest ways to prevent computer damage and protect your investment in your computer and other electronic devices is to purchase and properly use a good surge protector or Uninterrupted Power Supply (UPS). Read more »
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May 27th, 2012 by
David
For far too long, computer enthusiasts who build their personal computers from the motherboard up have had issues with the power supply. The power supply is an absolutely vital piece of equipment for a computer; it is what transforms and delivers the electricity from your wall socket to the circuit boards and delicate components inside the computer. But, manufacturers of computer power supplies have often asked users to tradeoff between efficiency, silent running, and reliability. Finding an excellent balance between energy efficiency and near-silent operation, the Element Series 750 Watt power supply is a good investment for those building their own computer. Read more »
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April 22nd, 2012 by
David
Biofuels have been a popular idea for research scientists, automobile manufacturers and consumers for many years. If scientists could develop a viable method for creating fuel out of plants, consumers would no longer be dependent on the limited supply of crude oil in the world. With manufacturers creating cars that would run on biofuels, consumers have every hope of having energy-efficient vehicles that run on renewable resources within the next two decades. Read more »
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April 14th, 2012 by
David
Environmental awareness has become an important factor in all areas of society. There has been a great deal of research into developing environmentally beneficial or responsible technologies. Researchers at Wake Forest University in South Carolina are concerned with creating green technologies. That is one reason why they have been developing a new method of harnessing heat energy to convert into electricity. Power Felt is the first breakthrough that the researchers have developed to create cleaner, greener, and more sustainable energy. Read more »
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March 27th, 2012 by
David
It is hard to think of a less cool part of the tower computer than the power supply. For sure, every computer needs a power supply, but the tower computer power supply has traditionally been dark, functional and blockish. Peripheral manufacturer XION is changing that, though, with their High Performance Party Edition line of personal computer power supplies!
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March 25th, 2012 by
David
There are few phrases less applicable in the tech sector than “if a product is good, it will pretty much sell itself.” If that were the case, the Microsoft Zune would have been phenomenally more successful and Apple would not even be considering a mini-iPad. Instead, without great marketing, a good product can get buried by a competitor. Conversely, with a crack marketing team, an unimpressive product can appear so vital to consumers that it will sell a million units. So, in these times when energy efficiency is increasingly important and technology manufacturers scramble to build better batteries, a Vice President of Marketing for an alternative energy company might seem unnecessary. Nothing could be further for the truth at Tremont Electric, though. That is why Tremont Electric is thrilled to have Jill LeMieux.
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February 15th, 2012 by
David
In the rapidly-changing world of consumer electronics, there is one undeniable fact: without power, your gadget is worthless. It’s true. No matter how fast your smartphone, tablet computer, e-reader, laptop computer or PC is, when it’s out of juice, it’s just an expensive decoration or fashion accessory! While virtually every major company is in a race to create better batteries, one company is preoccupied with making a better charger. That company is the Swedish company myFC. The breakout product for myFC is the Powertrekk fuel cell charger.
The Powertrekk fuel cell charger represents a significant leap forward in recharging technology and myFC deserves a lot of credit for pioneering the technology. Just as creating gold from another element is the alchemist’s dream, the holy grail for power supply generation is the ability to use water to generate electricity. MyFC now offers a hydrogen cell charger that powers USB devices simply by adding water to the cell. You may use the Powertrekk fuel cell charger to recharge electronic devices or power them. The Powertrekk fuel cell charger can keep a smartphone like the iPhone powered for days, regardless of the weather. That makes the Powertrekk fuel charger an asset to those who want to use renewable energy sources, but cannot depend upon the sun.
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